71 cities across America are paying tech workers to leave Silicon Valley
Seventy-one cities around America have launched incentive programs to woo remote workers to move there.
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The Snyder Cut Twitter army was fueled by a huge bot battalion
According to Rolling Stone, the sometimes-toxic online movement to get Warner Bros. to release Zack Snyder’s director’s cut of Justice League was significantly manufactured by bots.
Stranger Things gives culture an 80s makeover
Netflix’s Stranger Things is such a massive hit that fans are keeping the love alive after the credits roll by bringing back the 80s-era music, hairstyles, and fashion
Christie’s puts up cash to invest in art-tech
Christie’s is breaking precedent by becoming the first auction house to open a venture-capital arm.
Minecraft founder brings story to the party
A recent party in L.A. called “.party()” aimed to bring the immersion of the metaverse to a real-life event.
Gen Z misses the office
As work-from-home policies become commonplace, Gen Z workers are discovering that they actually miss the in-person experience because of the opportunity and community it provides.
Elon tries to fly the coop
Elon Musk is trying to back out of his $44 billion takeover of Twitter, accusing the social media platform of “false and misleading” statements.
College football is eating itself
College football conferences are going through a shakeup, and the changes are breaking up long-time rivalries and overwriting regional loyalties.
The remote work rebellion
As the pandemic wanes, tech companies are struggling to get people back in the office.
The news still has a trust issue
The news industry has been having a rough go. And if the fall of local news wasn’t enough, a recent Gallup survey found that trust in newspapers and television news has dropped to all-time lows.